The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-04-28

The weakness in wheat was reflected in corn.
and throughout the day the Speculative offer
market closing al nearly the inside figure
The receipts were less than usual. and the init
mated arrivals for Tomorrow were also small
very free speculative offerings Mess Pork was
lard and prices broke on aDc. closing az the. in
side figures short ribs declined asta5c. and
closed at the lowest prices of the day.
Wheat sit<5sly4; No Spring Wheat, .45s3-:
Oats. "a. Mes Pork ssoiS' '" I S.tf So ssS
sh"1f rro h sides ~ l9Iss; So Dry salte,i
boxed Ss.0rs a. WHISKY siis Leading
futures closed:
New York, April 2s.-Southern Flour quiet
but hrm-eommon To fair extra, $40; good ro
choice do. 81 l0lt5s5. Wheat-No red ApriI
;sss14s5ss li-si; May assts4; June. g, l-I6- Corn
Nth ana d SR1sSs Nav ia a sling heasy
as 1910 Oats "a shade lower and duII-No .
April, st.3t1s May and June, 3s9sa3i5s. HOPS
quiet and about steady-State. .G1. Coff.--
fair Rio hrrn at l6s4. options higher and fairly
sGu.e; No Rio, April Sltssili -: May,
but steady; refined quiet Molasss=s steady
% test, 1914; Rice firm and in fair request
Rosin firm at 81 ..st.dt Ig71@ Turpentine steady
at ;ssG:ssl Hides quiet Wool quiet but steady
Hams steady AT 81 Tierce Beef firm-city s.x-
ira India mtss, l:sty II. Cut Meats firm; picked
and nominal. Lard Ipsl il points lower. heaVY
and irregular western steam $50 - Ia
arrive; May, :. 1917 June, s.-.Jct -. city
dull MS
Wheat April. 81; May, sl.: July. s.4t +:
Corn April, s.1s; MAY, n; July, All.
April. s.l5o May and june, s5l.:5. Lard
April and May, .isa July. S..n,ts- Short rilS-
April AMI May, $50; July, $50
CINCINNATI. April 2.-Flour in good de-
mand. Wheat firmer-No. : red. xi. Corn
nrmer. No. 2 mixed, 4l1s. Oats weaker-N No.
at Sdssse1. Bulk Meats dull short ribs 3 ~.
/ Bacon tirm and unchanged. Whisky steady al
si-l3 Hogs quiet and eas
WILNINGToN, April 21.-TuTp entine firm AT
sS4 Resin steady; strained. she; good strained,
| 81 Tar firm at Sl-25. CrtIGe Turpentine firm:
hard, Sl-3s yellow dip and virgin, S..1
| SAVANNAH, April 21.-Turpentine steady at
$50 sS&; sales, 40 barrels Resin firm at s.I.si
/ SIZE.
t'udTdidn's commercial article SAYS the market
/ II unsatisfactory to producers who maxi. limb.
/ progreSs at anything like regular current rates
/ winch are NOT SUFFICIENT Ia yield "A profitable
margin Neither have buyers any reason tea
congratulate themselves upon the results of
/ their work The recent Use in prices was NOT
| followed, except in few sections by corrt---
| ponding Improvement i'm the distributing mar
| kets The effect ON the India department j.
| seen in the expiration OF orders ami the ,-ir..
/ OF manufacturers for fresh contracts. In !,
| few cases they are willing to- accept very low
/ prices. Most of the manufacturers, haweycr.
| in view of the unprOftableness of the present
| margin, prefer rather tn go without ORDER,
| than To accept the unsatisfactory offers avail
| able Export yarns are in soon demand in all
I markets The home inquiry has not improved.
The prospects of spinner~ are consequently dit-
| cOuraging and they fear they will liz. unable ~
| resist "A further fall Cloth il quiet. Eastern
| sections are tiat. The best shirrings arr. IN
steady demand. but trade is slow Fincr
| grades OF printing and other finishing cloths
are firm. Lower reeds are easier.
| There will liz. a practical suspension of bust
/ ness Tuesday, May 81, ON the occasion of ia.
| visit of the Prince of Wales Mon,laN win h.
| ot'scrN Ell ~ market day.